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How does VeloCMS handle weekly recurring class schedules?

Tag any post with class: and add the schedule metadata fields (day of week, time, duration, location or Zoom link) in the editor's post settings panel. VeloCMS aggregates all class-tagged posts into a rolling 7-day schedule view that your students can bookmark. The same post also appears in your main blog feed, so regular readers and first-time visitors both see your upcoming classes without navigating to a separate booking page. No external scheduling tool, no embedded Calendly widget — it's built into the post type system.

Can students stream meditation audio directly from my site?

Yes. The editor includes an Audio block where you upload an MP3 or WAV file directly to Cloudflare R2 storage. It renders as a native browser audio player on your published post — no SoundCloud account, no Spotify embed, no third-party player that clashes with your site design. You control the playback experience and there are no usage caps or storage fees on any paid plan. Free posts stream for all visitors; members-only posts prompt non-subscribers to sign up before playing.

How do I set up paid online class memberships?

In Admin → Settings → Membership, connect your Stripe account via a one-click OAuth flow. Set your monthly subscription price — you keep 100% of the revenue minus Stripe's standard processing fee (2.9% + 30¢ per transaction). VeloCMS charges 0% platform fee. Once connected, mark any post, audio file, or class series as members-only. Students who land on gated content see a sign-up prompt that routes them to your Stripe checkout, returns them to your site on success, and grants access automatically. No manual approval, no webhook setup required.

Why is Wabi Sabi the recommended theme for yoga teachers?

Wabi Sabi is a CSS preset built around the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of restraint and imperfection — warm cream background, generous whitespace, single-column asymmetric reading layout, hairline dividers, terracotta accent, and a serif/grotesque type pairing that reads well on long-form philosophy essays and short class announcements alike. It avoids the glossy wellness-brand clichés (oversaturated greens, stock photo gradients, bold-all-caps headers) and instead communicates that the teacher writing here has something real to say. Yoga teachers consistently choose Wabi Sabi in the theme preview gallery over the other 13 options — and it ships free on every plan including the free tier.

Can I migrate my Mindbody or Squarespace site to VeloCMS?

Yes. For Squarespace, export via Settings → Advanced → Import/Export → WordPress and drag the XML into Admin → Import in VeloCMS. Posts and pages import as drafts for you to review and publish. For Mindbody, there is no content migration because Mindbody stores scheduling data, not blog or essay content — the migration from Mindbody is primarily a contact list export (CSV) that you import into Admin → Members. Your class schedule content starts fresh in VeloCMS, which is generally an improvement since most Mindbody class descriptions don't translate meaningfully to blog posts anyway.

What happens to my account if Instagram suspends me tomorrow?

Nothing — your blog on VeloCMS is unaffected by whatever happens on Instagram. Your students who signed up on your VeloCMS site (by email, through your membership, or via the newsletter) are yours. You own and can export that list at any time from Admin → Members → Export. Instagram is a discovery channel; your VeloCMS blog is the permanent address. When the algorithm or a suspension severs the channel, your owned list remains intact. This is the only architecture that makes sense for a teacher whose livelihood depends on consistent access to students.

Does VeloCMS take a cut of my paid memberships?

No. VeloCMS charges 0% on membership revenue. You connect your own Stripe account in Admin → Settings → Membership, and Stripe charges its standard processing fee (2.9% + 30¢ per transaction) directly. VeloCMS never sees your Stripe revenue — the money flows from the student's card to your Stripe account. Compare that to Mindbody's processing fee structure (typically 2.75–3.5% plus a per-transaction fee on top of the monthly subscription cost) or Squarespace's 3% transaction fee on its Business plan, and the savings for a teacher running $1,500/mo in memberships are material.

Is VeloCMS suitable for solo teachers versus multi-teacher studios?

Both, though VeloCMS is designed first for solo teachers and small independent practices where the teacher is the brand. On the Free and Pro plans, it's a single-author publishing platform with class scheduling, audio hosting, and paid memberships. On the Business plan, you can add team members (a studio manager, a second instructor, a marketing coordinator) and run a multi-author blog representing multiple teachers under one domain. Large studios with 10+ instructors, complex room scheduling, and in-person payment terminals are better served by Mindbody — that's not the use case VeloCMS is optimised for. A solo teacher with three weekly classes, an online meditation program, and 200 email subscribers is exactly the audience VeloCMS was built around.